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... Cabinet, —a task easy enough if the country would take the eld Whig set, with a sprinkling of Radicals, but very difficult from tbe fset that neither will the country put up with the old Whig set in the Cabinet, nor with the young Radicals Parliament. Mr ...
... blighted and wasted life. The “gentleman” seducer was summoned to the inquest, but was not required to give evidence.—Aor/Aern Whig. Another death from violence occurred in Newry on Friday. This is man named Arthur Clarke, who, on the night of Lord Newry’s ...
... when they arrested. him. Tne magistrates remanded Campbell to Lifford Jail until the next Burnfoot Petty Sessions.— Worthern Whig. Tue ALLEGED BuRGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER aT few days ago gave an account of a burglary and attempted murder, which, it was ...
... had held power la England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph object* that in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutM the Cabinet that it is difficvlt to detect the Radical flavour, but most cot be forgotten that Mr ...
... remanded Campbell to Lifford Jail until the next Burnfoot Petty Sjsaions, when the case will be further investigated .—riorthem Whig. Admiralty. Dec 4. The following promotions have thla day been made : Comiuander Ralph Abercrombie Otho Brown to be Captain ...
... man. In the individual every principle of parly and political justice ia assailed. Mr. Lawson was the Attoruey-fleneral the Whig*. is the leader of the Equity Bar. has been the consistent advocate of Homan Catholic claims. He has lost bis seat in Parliament ...
... has held power in England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects that in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour; but it must not be forgotten that ...
... Lord Duflerln. It ought not difficult to And many well qualified rhe Dailu Teltgrapk obserres thxt in thia new Ministry tbe Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it difficult to delect tbe Kadical flasour; but it must not forgotten lhat Mr. ...
... those Klimt mea who kved their country, “natemiscly t too well,” and whose devotion socrih ;e have won tie rtfoißs which Irish Whigs, or Liberals, whichever they choose to call thomselvrs, have sold ovi r and ovtr again (cheers aad laoehter). I shall take ...
... judges, numbering among them names of the highest eminence in Chancery—admirable judges—every one of whom had served of the Whigs—Mr. lifts Mr. Justice O’Haaan, who never held a brief in equity, into the judicial supremacy and multiform politica) power ...
... bad met there at Co. pciauca all parties, not (or »i.y ( pvrty whatevtr. To them it was no matter whether the Government were Whig Tory. Liber lor Conservative (hear, bear). Tt.ey were there address State lb® State,—the n, Lords, and ef England, - and call ...
... there united with persons of all parties, where there were no party considerations whatever—it mattered not whether they were Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative—they were there to force the government to bring forward this question. He would not review ...